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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1915
Page
3
A large delegation gathers in Bozeman for the annual meeting of the Doctors State Medical Association. Attendees discuss policies, medical advancements, and leadership updates amid a formal gathering.
Fragmentary OCR notes recount resumed fighting in the Argonne with references to French and German forces and a vague wartime context. No clear dates or entities beyond those scattered terms. The text remains unreadable for precise details.
The Montana State Medical Association opened its thirty-seventh annual meeting in Great Falls with Dr. J. He Tre win presiding. He urged higher standards in surgery and nursing, emphasized sanitation and public health education, and supported school medical inspection with a full-time health officer. The session included calls for better medical training for children and broader community health efforts.
In Today’s Standard Page glimpses show Thaw declared sane amid fury. Austria lodged protests as Atrugele activities resume in Argonne. Doctors assemble in Bozeman as American packers press for action. And local notes cover sports, society, and civic hints.
London July 14 0 5 p.m despite government use of munitions of war act to coal industry miners face severe penalties if they strike but it is virtually certain many will walk out.
Tacoma July 4 A prisoner identified as Joe Parrott, held on murder accusations in the Weiss and Rainey cases, threw pepper into Detective Frank Geary’s eyes during a failed escape. The officer shot to stop him, wounding Parrott in the hand, later amputating a finger. Parrott claimed pepper supply at jail. He faces Thurston county authorities for Weiss murder. Rainey’s watch led to his arrest. Police lack sufficient evidence on a Wilkeson Tainey killing charge.
Los Angeles July report of a special committee adopted by the grand lodge. State associations may amend the constitution and cannot endorse candidates. Debates over delegates formula continue with 3 associations likely to renew rights next year. Grand lodge to install new officers tomorrow. Banquet by Arizona lodges and open air dance featured the program. Denver lodge won the drill team contest with San Francisco second and Glendale third. Long Beach also competed.
George Ogden and 16 family members arrived in Laredo Texas claiming persecution by bands of soldiers in Villaguerra about 100 miles southwest of Tampico. They traveled by wagon since June 8 after abandoning a ruined dairy farm, describing a journey marked by encountering hundreds of skeletons.
Bedford July 14 A tense Justice court session in the double murder and treasure chest case featured W W Bulman defending Samuel Scrivner Bates Huntsman and J and H Damewood who denied a blood money motive as state witness Samuel Anderson testified. Elizabeth Benson of Dover testified about alleged outlaw ties while J H Humphrey noted Huntsman digging in the cave on the slam farm. Tomorrow night could bring the hearing’s end as Bulman promised several witnesses.
Thirty thousand Mystic Shrine nobles marched through downtown Seattle with uniformed marchers and 52 bands. Eighty-two patrols and drill teams entertained crowds on sidewalks and reviewing stands. Algeria temple of Helena Montana presented Lewis and Clark in Northwest costumes. Fifty temple members participated in the parade, with Pathfinder and Indian costuming noted. The imperial council will select the convention city and elect officers below imperial potentate.
Washington reports officers drafting a formal note to Germany for President Wilson. Count von Bernstorff will brief Secretary Lansing. the ambassador supports including a call for freedom of the seas and mediation between Germany and Britain over neutral rights. Norfolk notes the Howthhead cleared New Orleans with no bomb found, arriving safely in Norfolk, Virginia.
Bridgeport July 24 The Remington Arms plant announced an eight hour day with no pay cut, delighting about one thousand machinists. Union leaders say millwrights should join machinists or iron workers, with a conference to be held tomorrow. Semi official hints said other unions may strike in sympathy, while Remington blames the unions. Major Penfield suspects German influence behind the strike amid denials from union officials.
San Francisco July 14 Rev James Chapple a Unitarian minister from South Island New Zealand arrived with Mrs Chapple and 13 of their 14 children They are British subjects Mr Chapple left his church because his congregation did not like his peace sermons The couple married 24 years Their children range in age from 3 to 2 years old.
Reports indicate Austria moves into thaw lane with protests by individuals not granted liberty. Officials describe the scene as tense though peaceful as authorities monitor the situation and await further directives.
In July 1845 dispatches from Vienna report Austria Hungary and Germany seek to influence American policy on war material exports. The note asks the United States to respect neutrality and curb shipments that could aid either belligerent. It argues American law cannot permit contraband export while wartime conditions persist and urges action to maintain impartial trade relations. The Atlanta senate also approves a bill restricting teaching by whites in black schools.
American meat packers urged the state department to press Great Britain to stop interfering with their carload shipments consigned to neutral ports and settle for 14 million dollars worth of goods held up in price courts. They accused Britain of delaying settlements and threatening to halt trade with neutrals unless shipments reach designated ports.
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